Old People Need A Bowel Stimulant
The article urges regular bowel movement in old age and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative. It notes aging stomachs weaken digestion, argues against harsh laxatives, and cites a San Francisco user, Mrs Mary A P Davidson, age 78. A bottle costs fifty cents or one dollar and free samples are offered by mail from Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Ill
San Antonio Guests Arrive At Local Hotels In City
A long list of individuals from various states checks into San Antonio hotels including Searcy Williams and F EB Bennett at the Menger, J J Condon at the St Anthony, J H Winn at the Savoy, and W Schreiner at the Menger. Other arrivals include Sam Alexander, Tom L Jones, A J Gatly, E L Wriggs, J C Trice, D C Blumberg, Charles H Brown, W R Schreiner, and many more guests at Crockett Bowie Bexar St Anthony Gunter Savoy Menger and related notices. Harlandale Hot Mud Baths advertised as treatment for rheumatism and related ailments.
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Searcy Williams
Chicago
Menger Hotel
Sam Alexander
Muscatine
Crockett
Tom L. Jones
Palestine
A. J. Gatly
Lytle
Bowie Hotel
J. J. Condon
Kansas City
St. Anthony
E. L. Wriggs
Austin
Gunter
J. C
J. H. Winn
Uvalde
City
Savoy Hotel
F. EB. Bennett
Menger
G. Strong
Bowie
H. R. Batley
Westfield
Bexar
W. W. Whitfield
San Marcos
Co. J. Peel
J. C. Trice
New York
Savoy
W. R. Schreiner
Kerrville
D. C. Blumberg
Seguin
Crockett Hotel
Harles H. Brown
Cleveland
Ohio
W. A. Davis
Jourdanton
A. C. Doolittle
L. C. Brewerton
New Orleans
Gunter Hotel
H. Stoker
Bidon
R. A. Minton
Francies Walcott
San Antonio
Marvin Keeling
J. J. Mason
Weco
Runge
Bexar Hotel
A. Brown
Dallas
J. W. Strong
Charlies H. Fiato
Kingsville
M. T. Griffin
Anthony. . L. Orr
Hourton
O. EH. Kemsey
Waco
Lucille Horton
Corpus Christi
Harlandale
Pig causes fatal crash near Sycamore Illinois
A car carrying M D Kelly of Sycamore Charles Johnson of Cortland NL and H N Gilmore and M W Rayplin of Sycamore collided with a pig near Sycamore. The machine overturned injuring the occupants and Kelly died instantly.
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Aurora
Ill
M. D. Kelly
Sycamore
Charles Johnson
Cortland
H. N. Gilmore
M. W. Rayplin
Kelley
Prize at a baby show recalled by husband in Washington Star
In a Washington Star snippet, Mr Meekton recalls a prize he once won at a baby show, noting his wife Henrietta forgets the favorable moments while he mentions the anecdote. The exchange highlights memory and pride within a domestic moment.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Washington Star
Tammany in New York Nixon Split Ticket May Be Split
Independent leaguers refuse to back Mitchell running mates as New York gears for mayoral race amid Tammany doubts following Mayor Gaynor's death. The piece surveys voter uncertainty and past fusion battles, lining up John Purroy Mitchel as a possible mayoral choice.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Tweed
Dick” Croker
Charles Francis Murphy
New York City
Gaynor
Mexico
New Yorker
John Purroy Mitchel
Tammany
Fusion
Edward E. McCall
Supreme Court
William Sulzer
State of
Principals in Gotham's Political Muddle Endorsing Mitchell
The fusion of Progressive, Republican, Independence League, Independent Democrat and Gaynorite factions backs John Purroy Mitchell for mayor. Tammany Hall and McCall oppose him while the national administration endorsement adds influence. The Independence League endorses Mitchell but not Aneny or Prendergast, possibly dragging down his ticket.
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Wilson
Independence Leaguers
John Purroy Mitchell
Tammany Hall
McCall
Mitchell
Tammany
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchel
Colonel Roosevelt
Dick” Croker
New York
New York City
Charles Francis Murphy
Pension Board Named by Government Examiners
The pension examining board for the district met and organized with Dr. J. S. Lankford Dr. J. F. Kingsley and Dr. T. T. Jackson. Jackson and Lankford are newcomers while Kingsley has prior board tenure. The board will assess disability after applications are sent to the pension bureau and claims deemed worthy.
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Pension Examining Board
J. S. Lankford
J. F. Kingsley
T. T. Jackson
Jackson
Lankford
Kingsley
Pension Bureau
Georgia readers urge congressman to lecture home
A Georgia exchange says the congressman wants to return but lacks a good excuse and asks to arrange a lecture date. The public is tired of his rhetoric and fiery speeches, but since he offers a free lecture, a hall could be rented for one night to hear him.
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Georgia Exchange
Atlanta Constitution
Baby Show Grade Cards Received For Mea Newborn Event
Grade cards for the Better Babies Show to be held November 7 and 8 at Mea were received from the Woman's Home Companion. Registration now limited to children under three years. earlier plans allowed up to five years. About 150 children already registered. mothers seek prizes and knowledge of their child’s health. Registration chairs listed with daily duties. a coordinators’ meeting set at the Woman's Club.
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Woman’s Club
San Antonio
W. F. McCaleb
W. Luke
T. T. Jackson
John W. Furnish
Mattie Walthal Leman
Frank M. Hicks
C. C. Higging
John T. Withers
Woman's Club
Traveler at 90 Makes Solo 3000 Mile Journey to Oregon
Mrs. Rachael Small of Elwood Indiana, age 90, travels alone toward Corvallis Oregon to visit her son William Small 65. She boards in Elwood Friday at 8 enters Chicago and Minneapolis day coach enjoying pipe and chatter with new friends. Married at 18 she lived with her husband for 70 years until his death last year. mother of six sons and three daughters, with Civil War memories and stories she shares aboard the train.
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Minneapolis
Rachael Small
Elwood
Ind
Corvallis
Ore
William Small
Judge Jackson to hide witness from waist up in court
In Los Angeles Judge Grant Jackson ordered a new oak desk to obscure a witness’s view from the waist up to shield juries from attention to a woman's charms. The move follows debate on whether appearance should influence verdicts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Grant Jackson
Jackson
How to Lower Expenses Mush and Milk Diet Proposed
Pittsburg Pa October 25 The high cost of living can be reduced by a diet of mushroom and milk dishes recommended as a simple economical plan. The note suggests using readily available ingredients to cut food costs.
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S. S. Marvin
Philadelphia
National Biscuit Company
Pittsburg
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